Cedar Crest College - Espejo Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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A P C EEPEIU-1922 COLLEGE ACTIVITIES President of Class C23 Treasurer of Class C13 Annetta Theodora Brovvn Certificate Secretarial Course Summit, N. J. Skinny,' A maiden good to talk to, sir, and very jolly. Dependability is Annetta's middle name. She is the ever-admired all- 'round type of girl. She is brimming over with fun and is noted for her hearty laughter. Her jolly nature com- pels the love and admiration of all her friends, and her executive ability makes her indispensable to her college mates. If anyone doubts this, inquire to Whom We owe the success of the Sophomore dance. v ,- -A1 1 ..., , - ff .-,, A-:V-:Q-2:::::.f:11N Secretary Athletic Association fll ,pfpp Freshman Basket Ball Team Q19 - ,- Y. W. C- A. Q15 C23 Dwmatw Club C15 625 . Circulating Editor Espego C25 Asslsfant Cheer Leader Q25 sid , V.,V. V,V, .V,- K Page Fifty-five

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-4 4. Q. A- 2 AWZ1 ,.. . E 5 P E J' u 192 6'- 'V' s-In N 2 I . i Jeannette Alice Cooper Teachers' Normal Course Certificate Secretarial Course Youngstown, Pa. LLCOODQQ Thy smile can make a summer Wlie1'e darkness else would be. Coop used to sing Earley in the morning and l-Barley at night but now she sings VVhich-Harry . We like to watch her shake her bobbed hair and hear her rave about her week-ends as only Coop can do. Her ambition is to be a teacher in a college town. Why the college town, we can't imagineg never- theless, Coop sure is a good teacher. Her ideal in dressing is always to wear sport clothes, and she is never so happy as when she is out on a hike or in the pool. 5 i t s 'V A .Q- wf.l.1-f,l- X1 lIXIIIIfs -X,l..,N, i lg E .iii . .I V . -.-'wo - ll. ' 'x, W 5 ff. f

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EEPEIU-1922 Helen Mae Donaldson' Certificate Secretarial Course Alliance, Ohio Ol no mans presence she feels afraid, . . . ,, At no man s question looks dismayed. This quite small dignified young lady came to us from the Wilds of Ohio. While at Cedar Crest she caught the spirit of Starting in business early in lifei' so she took to raising' a chick- en . With this experience we feel sure Helen will have no trouble training hronchoes, cowboys, or other habituates west of the Mississippi, for Helenls ain- lvition is to go west and live on a Monk- ey Wrench . He1c's to you in a log cabin, Helen! flllllfl XKIIXIIIIN 5 F'- Z . ' - I 1' gk WT ff' X t, A .l.. , li A -4:91. ,ieolycgez Q I ,, by 4. r -Qs S 4 ' - . ,1gff?.fc-7 I V l fl f' 'i' ., 1 , W i.,, l f H l l l i5L'Mm'k ,gfwf-. 1,lfX I ll-f',, ' i-Y 2' NM, , , - ,A 1 ,,' i 'ti 1 ' E.!i:2.f2nV'f . ' r, P fe ,, -K,-w.,--e... x,